Will Louisville name a street in honor of an extortionist?

Total tangent here, but ... NOW costs more? It has cost more to do that for many years. The cost of a 1/2 gallon is more expensive than 1/2 price a full gallon because they are taking advantage of people who want the convenience of a smaller portion of milk for a smaller household. As a consumer, you should have already noticed many smaller items prices don't make sense when you compare the cost per unit of a bigger item. I'm not referring to buying in bulk either, because that can become quite wasteful, but sometimes it is better to buy a 24 oz of something that won't expire quickly as opposed to a 12 oz. I went to the store the other day, for example, and Miracle Whip 12 oz was 3.15 whereas the 24 oz was 3.26. 11 cents for twice as much? And yet the 12 oz shelf was depleted. (and don't make any obvious miracle whip substance jokes)